Eric3000 is in the house! Or, should I say, in the loft! I included two bedrooms, like Matt needed, but I decided to make them real rooms with windows. I’ve left most of the open window area that Matt had except for the strange little entrance area, which I turned into the smaller bedroom. I’ve changed the main entrance to the kitchen door. That would be strange for a house but I think in a loft apartment that arrangement is perfectly fine, especially since the door opens at the end of the kitchen and into a transitional space leading to the living rooms. I’ve removed the hall closet to open the kitchen up to the rest of the apartment and to add a breakfast area. I think this should provide the kitchen with a little natural light and it should feel less closed off. I hope this has provided a lot of open loft space while adding two true bedrooms with some privacy.” Thanks Eric! Great ideas! More plans to follow. Once we have all posted, we’ll open up a poll to vote!
What Eric3000 says of his space:”I was more interested in the architecture than the furnishings so I just added some furniture to demonstrate the amount of space available.
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Hi Eric, It is very similar to mine but mine is so messy right now. Maybe I will get inspired to copy it over and post it. Yours looks really nice.
I even tried to buy some WhiteOut to no avail. heh
When I was in my studio apt. my main entry from the hallway was the size of a queen bedand attached to a long halway that lead to the main living area, and my kitchen had a fire escape door. A friend of mine came over and said I should lock my main door and put a bed there and use my kitchen door to come and go… All I could think was the “noise” my neightbors might be privy to …lol!
Damselfly,
Ha ha! Yeah, I don’t think I would want my bedroom to have a door opening directly to a main building hallway. I think it would be OK in these lofts, though, because the main door actually opened to a small vestibule that then has another door leading to the main stairwell. I think it would be private enough.